Need for National Urban Policy 1.What Pres. Obama Administration claims as “broad support” for Urban Policy Agenda through American Recovery & Reinvestment.

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Need for National Urban Policy 1.What Pres. Obama Administration claims as “broad support” for Urban Policy Agenda through American Recovery & Reinvestment Act: 1)Increased funds to CDBG to broaden access to affordable housing 2)Increase public housing funds 3)Increase payments to owners of project based rental assistance properties 4)Increase funds to Neighborhood Stabilization Funds to purchase & rehabilitate foreclosed homes 5)Increase funds for Homelessness prevention to keep people in their homes 1 First International Peace,Justice & Empowerment Summit 9/22-23/09

Need for National Urban Policy (cont.) 1.ARRA “broad support” (cont.) 6) Expand educational opportunity for low-income students thru Title I funds to K-12 in disadvantaged school systems 7) Increase funds to strengthen workforce development training & employ young people in summer 8) Increase weatherization assistance programs to help low-income consumers & train more workers for growing field 9) Bolster nations transportation infrastructure and jumpstart high speed rail to connect regions 10)Provide broadband access to underserved areas 2 First International Peace,Justice & Empowerment Summit 9/22-23/09

Need for National Urban Policy (cont.) 2.Obama’s beliefs Urban issues are interdependent Urban revitalization plans should link housing, transportation, energy, labor, education & criminal justice policies Important to “lift up & revitalize” urban areas holistically Important to invest in community development White House Office of Urban Affairs to conduct national “listening” tours to discuss urban issues & identify “best practices” o Choice Neighborhoods (HUD program) o Promise Neighborhoods (Harlem Children’s Zone) 3 First International Peace, Justice & Empowerment Summit 9/22-23/09

Need for National Urban Policy (cont.) 3.What’s Needed? A.Prioritize Criminal Justice Reform ( B.Add money to nonprofits for Innovative Solutions to Pressing Social Problems ( C.Prioritize job skill development for inner-city ( First International Peace,Justice & Empowerment Summit 9/22-23/09 4

Need for National Urban Policy (cont.) 4.What potential Alliances? A.Right to The City (RTTC) Alliance Resolution B.U.S. Social Forum (Detroit, June 22-26, 2010) First International Peace,Justice & Empowerment Summit 9/22-23/09 5